Save Money & Slay Debt
To say the financial circumstances are currently rocky would be an understatement. If you’re facing an economic crisis, you’re far from alone right now. Even those who plan for disaster in the form of emergency funds as much as possible might find themselves on unstable ground. After all, the market changes from day to day. More and more people find themselves without work. Times feel precarious to us all. I
Let’s keep kids creative, healthy, strong, smart, and well informed during the Corona Virus shut down. Below are a myriad of resources to help your kids explore the arts, exercise, learn, and be well informed, not scared about what’s going on right now. I kept seeing them listed individually and decided to pull them together in one FREE Kids Coronavirus Resource post. Some of these resources require a free trial.
Hi friends! If you’re finding yourself at home with the kids and looking for some good, clean fun, the Princess Youngest Zoe has a great idea for you. It’s a simple 2 ingredient Soap Dough Recipe that’s fun for kids. She found the recipe on one of her favorite podcast websites – W.O.W. In the World. Here’s Zoe at the W.O.W. In the World Popup Podcast Party last summer in
It’s vague and foggy but if I squint my eyes and focus my thoughts, I can remember. I recall the days oh so long ago (or three months) when the word Coronavirus meant nothing to me. Now it’s a thought that sends shivers up my spine. Those shivers send me running toward the thermometer to make sure I haven’t caught a fever. The thought has landed many people Coronavirus shopping
Have you been feeling the urge to do some spring decluttering? I have. We’ve spent close to two decades in our small 1950s brick and stone ranch. In our time here, two children have learned to walk, talk, read, plus one has even learned to drive now. Cribs, high chairs, and changing tables have been replaced with books, microscopes, and a sweet vinyl collection. Tiny shoes that once skipped across
Everyone loves a flick on the big screen. But the big screen can also come with a big price tag. You don’t have to sneak in snacks or avoid going at all. You can see new releases and still save. These movie money saving tips are sure to help keep you and your family entertained without breaking the bank. Budget I know what you’re thinking – Cherie everyone one of
I saw the envelope on the windshield of my car and knew immediately what happened. Traveling in a different city, I was so excited to try out a restaurant I’d never been to before. I bounded out of the car and ran across the chilly street without a second thought. I devoured amazing tacos and guacamole. But I returned to my car and remembered in my exuberance I’d forgotten to
Last year, I turned 43. It’s a little amusing to me since I’ve been telling people that’s my age since May of the same year when my husband turned 43. I’m not one of those women who fears or even mourns getting older. In fact, as the years pass, I enjoy a bit more comfortable authenticity. I’ve become less fearful of what others think. And I’m trying to make the
My husband Brian and I have been married for more than twenty years. We’ve experienced seasons where we’ve comfortably celebrated Valentine’s Day and those where we didn’t have money to spare. Both of us are fairly frugal in nature, so even when there’s extra room in the budget, we choose to spend it in otherways. In the words of the wise philosopher, Jennifer Lopez, “my love don’t cost a thing.”
No matter which team you pull for, watching the Big Game can be fun. Even if you’re just there for the snacks and commercials, you can enjoy Super Bowl Savings this year. Here are the tips you need to keep in mind when you’re planning your party, big or small. Go With What You Have The aisles are flush with bargain upon bargain when it comes to snacks, decor, TVs,
